Water your snake plant with this in autumn, and it will have green leaves, more shoots, and vigorous growth

If your snake plant drinks this "water" in autumn, it can gain several "brothers", with green leaves and many shoots growing vigorously

Growing flowers has become a lifestyle habit for many people, and many friends around me like to grow some flowers and plants, such as pothos, spider plant, clivia, snake plant, lucky bamboo, and money tree. These are all very common household potted plants. Keeping them at home can beautify the environment and purify the air, which is good for the health of family members.

It is now the cool autumn season, which is also a season suitable for the growth of many flowers. Plants such as clivia, kalanchoe, and snake plant are growing rapidly. During the period of rapid flower growth, the demand for fertilizer is very high, so fertilizing flowers in autumn is crucial. When caring for snake plants in autumn, you should fertilize the plants in time so that they can grow emerald green leaves and more side shoots, so that you can obtain more potted snake plants through division propagation.

If your snake plant drinks this "water" in autumn, it can gain several "brothers"

When fertilizing snake plants in autumn, you can crush earthworm castings into powder, dissolve it in water, and use the earthworm casting water solution to water the snake plant once a week. The snake plant will grow rapidly because earthworm castings are rich in nutrients. They are organic matter excreted by earthworms after eating dead wood and grass roots and after full decomposition by digestive enzymes in their bodies. According to scientific research, earthworm castings are rich in elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and calcium, and contain 18 trace elements. They are the most natural and abundant organic fertilizer. After earthworm castings are dissolved in water and used to water snake plants, they can provide rich nutrients for the growth of snake plants, speed up plant growth, and at the same time make them grow more side shoots.

Earthworm castings are relatively common. Generally, in parks or grasslands, you will often see wrinkled clumps of soil. That is earthworm castings. You can pick some and bring them back. They can not only be used to grow snake plants, but can also be used to grow any flowers. For example, spider plants, clivia, pothos, money trees, money plants, and kalanchoe at home can all have some earthworm castings buried in their flower pots, because earthworm castings are fully fermented organic fertilizer, so there is no need to worry about overfertilizing. They can be buried directly in the soil or mixed with water and then used to water flowers, allowing the plants to absorb them and grow quickly.

Of course, in addition to using earthworm casting fertilizer for snake plants, when caring for them in autumn, place the plants on a balcony with good lighting and ventilation to receive scattered light. This can speed up the metabolism of the snake plant. In terms of watering, if you water once a week with earthworm casting water, there is no need to water with other water. Note that when watering, you must water thoroughly each time, and do not let water accumulate in the pot, otherwise it is very easy to cause root rot in snake plants.

Generally, when the side shoots of the snake plant grow to 5-10 cm tall, division propagation can be carried out. Generally, dividing snake plant plants in spring and autumn gives a higher survival rate.

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